Keeping yourself healthy is a top priority. But when you don’t feel well at school or work, it’s not always easy to interrupt your day for a doctor’s visit.

With Atrium Health Community-Based Virtual Care, you can get medical care for minor conditions – right on our college campus. The medical clinic is located on Central Campus for Central Piedmont students, faculty, staff and family members.

Common Illnesses Treated: allergies, asthma, coughs and cold, COVID-19 assessment, ear pain, female urinary tract infection, fever, flu symptoms, headache, pink eye, rash, sinus concerns, sore throat, sprains and strains, stomachache

Ready to start a visit?
Stop by the medical clinic:
Monday- Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Leon Levine Health Science Center at Central Campus, First Floor, Room 104
Phone: 844.563.5268 (you can call ahead for an appointment while the clinic is open).

Who can use Community-Based Virtual Care?
All students, faculty, staff and partners of Central Piedmont Community College, along with members of their households, can use Community-Based Virtual Care. You can get care for conditions that occur during the day or call to request a visit in advance.

How does it work?
Using a video connection from a room at the medical clinic, a healthcare provider examines you with special technology, gives a diagnosis and can even send in prescriptions. If your condition isn’t contagious, you can get back to your day with little interruption. For your convenience, we’ll send notes about your visit to your primary care doctor.

How much does it cost?
Depending on your insurance plan, you may be responsible for copays and deductibles related to these services. If you do not have insurance, financial help may be available.